What are the stars in the northern sky?

The stars seen in the northern sky are different in different seasons, but they always revolve around the North Star. Therefore, the most special star is Polaris (Chinese name: Dog Chen Yi), which is the brightest star in Ursa minor. Across Ursa minor is Draco, whose brightest star is the right pivot, also known as the right wall of Wei Zi. Behind the dragon is the famous Big Dipper. From the spoon handle to the spoon mouth, this "spoon" is: Yaoguang, Kaiyang, Yuheng, Tian Quan, Tianqi and Shu Tian (the brightest). These stars are worth seeing. There is also Cepheus, but not as good as the above constellations. Of course, there are many other dark stars, which I can't count here.

But I don't think it's interesting to look at the stars. If you look at the constellations one by one, it will be much more spectacular and interesting. If the landlord can look carefully and find the constellation by himself, I believe you can also appreciate the beauty and fun of the starry sky!